yes...it would be great to see it, not sure if the instructions would work though

Co Linux is real fast....basically native speed of the OS's is achieved for both OSs at the same time.(it's not really like a VM) It's not really virtualization

Cooperative Linux is significantly different from full x86 virtualization, which generally work by running the guest OS in a less privileged mode than that of the host kernel, and having all resources delegated by the host kernel. In contrast, Cooperative Linux runs a specially modified Linux kernel that is Cooperative in that it takes responsibility for sharing resources with the NT kernel and not instigating race conditions.